February 2007
Monthly ArchivesWhat Is In A GPA?
GPA or Grade Point Average is important to all students because this is the system used to quantify or measure your overall performance as a student. This is the product or the outcome after the grades you obtained in all subject per semester or annually were converted from letters to numbers. Students with high GPA … Continue Reading
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Practical Tips For Incoming College Students
College is often called the “Big School”, the place where we could learn to become professionals someday. College life is exciting and full of adventures, a stage in our lives where we begin to experience to be independent. College life and studying in college is far different from what we have in high school. So … Continue Reading
My Own Studying Secret
You do not need to study all the time nor harder to get impressive grades but you surely need to study smarter to earn good grades. Read this: to study smarter is to study efficiently. Yeah, this is so true. I am not that intelligent nor a book worm but I managed to maintain above … Continue Reading
Eat Enough Carbohydrates To Boost Your Brain
Eating enough amounts of carbohydrates is necessary for us to boost and power up our brain. The more we think, and the more time we spend in studying, the more we need to eat. This is because human particularly adolescents and students need to maintain adequate levels of the brain fuel glucose in order for … Continue Reading
Learn To Be A Touch Typist
Being a touch typist is really an advantage especially for students because touch typing significantly lessens the time you need to spend typing your homework, your papers or researches. And if you are a touch typist, your work would definitely error-free because you can immediately spot and correct mistakes as you type. I know one … Continue Reading
The Use Of Music While Studying
The issue whether the use of music while studying is good or not is inconclusive despite of so many and researches about the effect of music while people are studying. Perhaps this is because our learning capabilities are varied: some are auditory learners, while others are visual or spatial learners and so, the impacts of … Continue Reading
Chunking Technique Helps You To Remember Faster
I stumbled upon this nice tip that gave an emphasis to the use of chucking to aid anybody in remembering series of numbers. And it is so true that memorizing series of number at once is very difficult. But by chucking those numbers in smaller parts, remembering them would be easier. Now I know the … Continue Reading
Diet Soda Not Good For Your Brain
Students or anybody who are fond of drinking diet soda because of lesser chance of gaining weight should think twice before drinking another can of diet soda because new research implied that aspartame, the artificial sweetener being used in sugar-free drinks may go directly to our brain and may disrupts memory. The study revealed that … Continue Reading
Tips To Prevent Brain Fade
Ever heard of the term brain fade? This happens when your mind suddenly thinks blank or black and that you totally forget what you have just studied. Brain fade is very common to people and does not only experienced by students because as we input new knowledge to our brain, it tends to put the … Continue Reading
The Good Side Of Studying In Short Frequent Sessions
Do you know why studying in short but frequent sessions are better than studying straight for 5 hours to 8 hours? It is because those repeatedly brief burst of concentration are similar on how our brain works. The human brain after working needs to rest to synthesize the information it gets. And so, avoid stressing … Continue Reading
